Word: teat
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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Fraser, who will be available two or three days a week at the K-Scholl will teat in the Harvard Frade Union program which brings approximately 30 trade union leaders Froen across the country to Harvard. The new Wait Fellow will also teach a series of special seminars at the K-School Institute of Polities to undergraduates and graduate students...
...Pacers' Herb William scored at the outset of the second half, but the Celtics went on a teat to build a 30-point lead...
...David vs. Golioth tonight when the Crimson takes on the nation's top team, the University of New Hampshire UNH has lost one game since it started playing hockey eight years ago. Game time is 7:30 P.M at Bright. The squad went on a scoring teat on its recent Christmas trip in Aspen. There, the icewomen posted 10-0, 9-1, and 8-2 wins before dropping a 3-2 game to a local boys all star squad. Crimson defender SUE NEWELL, seen here in action in last night in last night's 5-3 win over Brown, attempts...
When he wrote The Hostage in 1958. Behan appealed to human kindness to make himself understood. The Hostage pulls off a rare dramatic teat: it's "political" without being heavy-handed, a message play that doesn't succumb to self-righteous moralizing. It takes place in a Dublin brothel where I.R.A. officers hold an eighteen-year-old British soldier hostage in reprisal for one of their own men who awaits hanging in a Belfast jail, Irish. The whorehouse-declaimed by society as a sinful place-is inhabited by a gang of cheerful, extremely humane eccentries who live by their...
...films might not be made. With the Reagan Administration planning to halve its funding of the arts and humanities endowments, these film makers must seek capital from private sources and from the public; hence the new theatrical showcases. Other artist-entrepreneurs raised money without feeding at the government teat. John Sayles wrote horror-movie scripts; Earl Owensby sold industrial supplies; George Romero shot sports profiles and TV commercials...